Marsh Harrier – 11th November
This morning the Red-crested Pochard was still on the Slurry Lagoon and some small groups of Skylarks were flying over.
This morning the Red-crested Pochard was still on the Slurry Lagoon and some small groups of Skylarks were flying over.
This morning a very smart male Red-crested Pochard was on the Slurry Lagoon with the Wigeon. Late morning a first
This morning a pair of Stonechats were on the Ecopark. The Slurry Lagoon had masses of ducks, coots and gulls
This morning a small flock of Fieldfares flew over the Slurry Lagoon. There were also some Redwings in the Slurry
This morning there was a female Goldeneye on the Large Gravel Pit. A Great White Egret was also seen flying
This evening a male Pintail was on the Slurry Lagoon, plus a Great White Egret. About 1,250 Starlings came in
This morning, during the bird-count, a male Common Scoter was found on the Deep Pit. A Great White Egret was
This afternoon there were three Great White Egrets on the Slurry Lagoon. About 1,000 Starlings came in to roost and
This morning a Water Rail was seen scuttling across the gap in front of the Causeway Bench. There were two
This morning there was some migration activity as seven Swallows and five Siskins were seen flying over the site. Later,